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Web Design
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We specialize in the integration of multimedia content into coherent, universally accessible units that function to attract and keep their intended audience. Many of our clients rely on being able to satisfy repeat visitors. We understand how to configure sites to interest new visitors, while at the same time providing a structure to allow repeat visitors to get quickly to the areas they need.
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Project prices vary greatly depending on its size, complexity, and the volume of new text and graphics to be created, but most sites will fit into one of the following categories.
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| Single page site |
Usually includes: Business name, contact information, text to describe the business and its products and/or services, and a graphical layout to complement the business type. May include: Custom graphics, photographs, small interactive components (JavaScript managed swapping of images or images plus text) to increase interest. Price range: $100-$500
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| Small brochure site (3-10 pages) |
Usually includes: A full text and graphical explanation of the company and its products and services. May include: Custom navigation and detailed descriptions and images of products. Price range: $300-$3,000
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| Large brochure site (6-20 pages) |
Usually includes: A full text and graphical explanation of the company and its products and services. Includes a custom navigation system and detailed descriptions and images of products. May include: Flash introductions, online forms, a simple shopping basket. Price range: $1,500-$6,000
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| Interactive site (4-20 core pages plus dynamic generation of pages through the database back-end) |
Usually includes: All the components of a brochure site plus a fully developed MySQL database and the PHP programming to manage the database. May include: Interactive forms to allow the client to update the database through their web browser. Price range: $5,000-$10,000
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Before beginning each site, we will prepare a written proposal outlining the work to be done and the cost of each component of the site. Once that proposal is accepted, that is the price you pay for the project. There are no hourly charges for design.
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